"WOWZA GURL": Hannah Stuelke reacts to Iowa's Kylie Feuerbach's glam Christmas outfit in latest TikTok clip

Iowa women’s basketball star Kylie Feuerbach updated fans on her Christmas celebration look, and teammate Hannah Stuelke couldn’t help but gush over it. On Dec. 24, Feuerbach, a senior guard for the Hawkeyes, posted a video of herself wearing a stunning sleeveless black outfit on TikTok.

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Stuelke commented on the video, writing:

"WOWZA GURL. You ate," to which Feuerbach replied with four face-blowing-a-kiss emojis.

Hannah Stuelke's comment on Kylie Feuerbach's TikTok video. Image via @kyliefeuerbach

Feuerbach played for the Iowa State Cyclones for one season before transferring to the Iowa Hawkeyes. She is currently in her senior year, averaging 6.6 points, 3.1 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game this season.

Hannah Stuelke donates $ 5,000 in gifts to hometown

Hannah Stuelke, one of No. 24 Iowa's stars, played Santa for her hometown, Cedar Rapids, on Dec. 18. The Hawkeyes player partnered with NIL brand U.S. Cellular and donated $5,000 worth of electronics, toys, games and art supplies to the Boys and Girls Club of the Corridor.

“It means everything, especially being back in my hometown, giving back to the community and the children that could be the next me,” she said. “Just giving them something to brighten up the day is a lot of fun.”

The junior forward is part of U.S. Cellular’s “Life in US Mode” NIL program, which is dedicated to amplifying the voices of female collegiate athletes while promoting a healthy online lifestyle. She said she was grateful for the opportunity to give back to her community during the holiday season.

"I use to be a part of this community, and Iowa has always had an effect on me, so just having to get to give that back to people who are just like me is really special," Stuelke said.

This is not the first time Stuelke has been involved in philanthropy. The Hawkeyes junior partnered with Abbott for the “We Give Blood” drive in October to address the national blood shortage in the U.S. Stuelke also encouraged Iowa students and staff to donate blood.

On the court, Stuelke continues to impress for Iowa, averaging 14.0 points, 7.5 rebounds and 2.9 assists per game this season. In the Hawkeyes' most recent game against Northern Iowa, she registered 15 points, six rebounds and seven assists in 31 minutes, leading Iowa to a 92-86 win over its in-state rival.